Flowers are expensive. But you can actually put together a striking arrangement just by sourcing blooms from your neighborhood grocery store. You just need a few pro tips on how to arrange flowers. In ...

Woman arranges a wildflower bouquet with flowers lying on the table ready to be used. - Olga Peshkova/Getty Images To make your wildflower bouquet look intentional, first sort your wildflowers by type ...

Tired of spending a fortune on bouquets from the florist? It's easy to get the look yourself with some sturdy craft paper, twine or ribbon, and floral tape.

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Valentine’s Day is responsible for about one-third of all floral sales in a year, including 250 million roses, according to the Society of American Florists. That means a lot of ...

Drive down a country road in Lancaster County and it’s not uncommon to see bright bouquets of flowers for sale next to fresh produce. At several of these farms, you can be the florist and pick your ...

April 8, 2013 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google Arranging flowers? We know. It's scary. Which is why it's so easy to go for the pre-made bouquets at a flower shop ...

1. Acquire your blooms. Look for in-season flowers and greens, making sure that the stems are left long for maximum design versatility. You’ll need showstopper blooms (we used Juliet garden roses); ...

A Colombian flower grower organizes bouquets ahead of Valentine's Day in Subachoque, January 29, 2015. Colombia is the world's second-largest flower exporter behind the Netherlands. Reuters You can't ...

Flowers have the power to boost your mood and turn the simplest of spaces into something special. And while fresh flowers are a seasonal thing, a fanfare of faux flowers can bring happiness 24/7.

So you've jumped on the wildflower trend, you figured out where to go to pick fresh wildflowers, and you've rounded up a lovely array of blossoms to turn into a beautiful bouquet. Now what? How do you ...